# How do Proposals B work?

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## **Who can submit a Proposal Type-B?**

Anyone who creates valuable art contents for HunterDAO can submit the Proposal B, applying for a target reward in HUNTER, i.e 0.25ETH, 0.5ETH, 0.75ETH, 1ETH, 1.5ETH or 2ETH.

## **Who can vote on the proposal B?**

Users can deposit their HUNTER tokens in the STAKE section to get HUNTER-B tokens. 

The 500 members, called The Jury, are selected randomly from all the HUNTER-B token holders and eligible to vote on the Proposal B.

## **The Jury system**

Similar to the Citizen Jury mechanism as you know in your lives, The JURY are selected randomly from all the HUNTER-B holders to join the voting.  

**15-Day Governance Cycle**

The Jury rotate and update the members randomly once every 15 days. . That make sure everyone has the chance to carry out this duty and attend the voting activity.

For every 15-day cycle, there are 3 rounds for governance.

The first 48 hours are open for Proposals submission.

Then the 72 hours afterwards are open for JURY Voting. 

After that period ends, a new round for proposal submission will open again.

The Jury can not submit proposal B during their “*period of duty*”.

The proposer who apply the rewards for their creation, can only submit one proposal in each round. 

 

## **Successful Proposals**

The proposal will be considered as successful and **Approved** when it meets both the conditions:

1.The votes for YES is more than **50%**\
2.At least **50 of The JURY** Vote for YES 


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